Sentence examples for I should underscore from inspiring English sources

I have been harsh on this modest musical, efficiently if facelessly directed by Bill Berry, so I should underscore that Mr. Levi and Ms. Rodriguez are both appealing performers.

I should underscore that no amount of quiet diplomacy, no amount of constructive engagement at lower levels or with Putin, in my view, would have changed the dynamic in US-Russia relations that we see today.

That should underscore the cardinal importance of the transatlantic alliance.

The current state of combat in Iraq and Afghanistan should underscore the importance of memory.

"Baby Makin' Project" should underscore the members' admirable refusal to be distracted from the main objective.

The EU and the US should underscore the need for political change and for candidates who support EU accession as indispensable to Bosnia's economic and political progress.

The Ambassador told Spanta that Washington cannot take this up until after the new Administration is in place, a point you should underscore with Karzai.

The US is "deeply concerned about the recent violence," he said, something the cancellation of the Bright Star military exercise should underscore.

In addition, the fact that federal prosecutors are now poised to act against the N.Y.R.A. should underscore the depth and seriousness of the problems that we originally identified.

Made of steel plates sandwiched around concrete, they will have a smooth, unbroken surface that should underscore the museum's fluid forms.

Rather, we should underscore the fact that various disciplines we ordinarily treat as science are at least as — if not more —philosophical than scientific.